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NewsPaper round: BAA hides data on Heathrow expansion
Capital & Regional chief executive to be axed following boardroom bust-up
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NewsHyder acquires Holford for £9.2m
Engineering firm expands in the Middle East with purchase of Dubai architect
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NewsChampagne moment
Day three on the Cycle2Cannes ride saw the landscape turn from featureless farmland to terraced vineyards
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NewsRichard Steer on Mipim
Two years ago he wrote that Mipim was a waste of time, energy and perfectly good booze. This year, he’s looking forward to it. So, what changed?
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NewsEnergy+ promises positive eco-effect
SOM's Paris building produces 20% more energy than it consumes
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NewsNatural materials on show at Ecobuild
Ecobuild brings a flavour of Morocco (via the West Country) with mud houses
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FeaturesA scientific monster
This computer centre in Santiago, Chile, may have two heads but then it’s got two skins, too – altogether a bit of a freak
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CommentThe year of living dangerously
It’s been almost a year since the CDM regulations were revised. So, anything to celebrate? Over the next four pages we focus on all things health and safety – starting with three areas where the revised regs can make a difference
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NewsEnglish eco towns set to fail, declares Scotland’s minister
Stewart Maxwell says unlike England, developers in Scotland will be unable to resubmit failed bids
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NewsBalfour Beatty looks to the US as turnover hits £7.5bn
Contractor cites ‘unimaginably large’ growth potential and plans to grow turnover input to 40%
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NewsSalford reborn
This is the latest image of construction at Salford’s Media City, the BBC’s new home in north-west England.
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NewsSpanish firm flies in to work with Foster on Heathrow
Vidal Arquitectos, close associate of Richard Rogers, to ‘shake up’ design of £1.5bn east terminal
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BREEAM due for most radical revamp yet in May
An updated version of the UK’s leading environmental standard is to be launched in May, and will introduce some of the most radical changes in its history.
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NewsWembley on the march
Architect Metaphorm has been appointed by Brent council to draw up a masterplan for Wembley town centre in north-west London.
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Minister hints at zero carbon tax reforms in Budget
Phil Woolas, the environment minister, has hinted at changes in stamp duty rules for zero-carbon homes in next week’s budget.